Is Capcom and Dontnod’s Remember Me a title that you should invest your time in, or should you just forget it and move on? Check out the verdict in our review! Want to read the review instead? Check it out here. … Continue reading
Want to watch the review instead? Check out our video review here! The year is 2084. After the end of the European Civil War, a company called Memorize created Sensen, an implant that allows people to share and store … Continue reading
Call of Juarez was one of my favorite shooters when it was first released back in 2006. I had just acquired a new laptop and wanted to test it out, so I purchased the game in hopes of getting a … Continue reading
Metro 2033 was one of my top first-person shooters of 2010. Despite being relatively under-the-rader when it was first released, I followed it hungrily since the get-go, being drawn in by some early coverage I spotted in Game Informer. The … Continue reading
I’ve always wondered what a next-gen Smash TV would look like. Swarms of enemies, powerups, and running and gunning from room to room would be a glorious thing in this day and age. Sure, newer games nowadays come with a … Continue reading
I really enjoyed the first Dead Island when it came out. I was addicted to it, really. An open world with loads of zombies, an arsenal of weapons, and the ability to develop your character as you see fit? I … Continue reading
Deep Silver and SouthEnd Interactive’s Sacred Citadel is an interesting spin-off on the Sacred franchise. While the original titles are of the isometric RPG variety, this latest addition is a love letter to the side-scrolling beat-em-up, complete with light RPG … Continue reading
Do you remember that fantastic bit in Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, when Sam Neill and crew are racing away from a very angry Tyrannosaurus Rex who’s on the verge of chomping down on a wounded Jeff Goldblum? The very same thing … Continue reading
When you first lay eyes on 505 Games and Re-Logic’s Terraria, the first thought that goes through your head is “Minecraft-clone.” After all, the game does feature plenty of world building, mining, exploration, upgrades, tools, and more. It’s essentially Mojang’s Minecraft … Continue reading
It’s been a while since we’ve seen a new motocross racing game. The genre was big in the days of extreme sports games, but has since been dwindling in presence. That’s not enough to stop developers from trying to fill … Continue reading
